New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-04

that unless such bell punch or some similar aid
10 cor. Gene, is speedily made part OF the outh'
Of "A fi,ht mar. the future .. the cauS" 10 "hl'h
tie society dcvotcs itself VIII be dark Ilu''d
II is estimated that the tears which the s2rry-@yrd
pppcI OF ruth has shed over stories which de-
pended for their interest on the weight ol hSh-
but why 90 over familiar ground Ihe w'r'
can afford 10 wait for latent hooks. 1t cannot
afford 70 wait for the bell punch. The inventive
Genius Of the century Will please govern ITSELF
accordingly.
One o. the f,vo'ito mothc'S o the police when
they hni then. ewes at T. s. in hunting down u
ca. i, e. throw doubt On TIE story a. fake,
without Ic-.id tot cIaia.t of the person whose
v,racity they imp g.. The latest example is
the ca. # the yong woman Who Was ro'p''
the other evening on Il boD-taiicl car near In"
Thirty lourrh-st ferry. She is a most rcNrcctahl"
,.rl her story f., corrohoratcd, far as it has lccn
examined at all. AMI yet some o. the po'ioc, with
ont tlc slightest g., dcncc TO disc.clit il. calmly
pronounce tia "Gl.o.~ This IS zoal i'm the wrong
direction Look after TIE thief. <, ntlomcn
Mr.. r.ar,nu Smiths olive branch has lccn
withcrcd. That resolution OF the Copyright League
pronourcire his plan ~unwiS impractcabi'. am
virtual SURF ndcr Of the property rrhs :"
authors. ard ill., pn.~cnial on at this tine 80 an
unfortunate diversion" did the business.
The leaders Of the Labor Inrty are already
Ictro,ipc tie dcmoral zation in winch the cl'cuoh
La, left them. rs dcpIccat ng T., ida OF IunAi"S
II Labor caid ute Tor President neat year lheE
pr..,c that Il will 10 impossible TO hold IN
T.. cs dcntia. year mann men wuo would DE WILING
IA stand with them in other years ana 'h"'
If tie, ,ho,ll run a candidate the party "ou.d
not MAX. a far show Of ill., strength his -
very mid sequel To the loud r'aine thH WIS
heard before the eject on of the g''at Things 'h'
Labor party Was to do next year. There are
,unnv SINS that the party Is in decline already
and i, VIII not be- surrrs NJ il it should not he an
important factor in the Pr -'dcnti"l canvass
Not even "A very pure and respectable statesman
should take il for grained that he is n"ecNN'ry
in Franc. Certainly a President with " Ncmu
md intriguing son-in-lnw ought not to h"N'
nsspmcl that the Republic could not get on
W thout him.
CAPTAIN Bunm. it seems oycr,hoi the mars
when a. advised the huidnS up Of the Atl'n'"
cutawny bow and stern lis objections 10 the
.i.u.h vessel. on th.A Ar"r- are SAID by naval
officer, 10 apply with equal force to the s"lH
DESIGNED ly Tho Armstrong;, which TIE present
cur.ou, instance OF the dangerous tendencies OF
lon, rang firing Not only are tie Chandler tubs
mn hrosd,. de. hut tie Whitney tubs also are
r,l,.d f,rc and aft Captain Eunccs report IN
ria. respect is Ike tie firing OF the Atanta's
K ot.ng euns-rathcr uncertain
Mr.. la,nId's department is expected 10 absorb
re Lon, STARE OF the President message. ih"t
,, 10 sae. the Brit sh lions share.
DR. r,ilr, round Of American experiences is
comrictc lie La, now had "'indic"ilon'
something which invara ably accom- anicN the draw
inc Of constructive mileage. The good doctors
peculiar treatment OF an audience gathered To
.L,,r him lecture on Gladstone by declining 10
o so ON the Ground that IT WAS too late, although
il wa, ONLY s:4j. and invitin his hearers to
come another evening. when II is 10 bc prcSum'd
th IT, vii hc al adm son lee. subjects hun again TO
cru.l mi Instruction. The doctor Is continually
~ hot wafer Here il one OF the newspapers
mint ~ IA oonlditg and almost tender eIiNtl'
from Ia N asking the advice OF editors upon "
rropo-cd newspaper 10 bc called HE h"!'
Mail AM TO be- sent weekly from England, Whi'h
shall represent the thoughts OF many mIhu'
without any Of tie annoyance or iricu"h
of Interviewing Truly, for Il clcrg> man Or
p,tI,.r hunt, the aim ghty dollar with uncommon
anxiety.
or, OF lin, best proofs of the patriotism and
common sense dis aycd ~ Mr. liaison. President
of the National Fishery Association, in his recent
letter 10 Iur IrILr>t. is tie lcrocity Of the
Canadian comments upon it,
This cold snap brought into prominence on"
serious phase oi the recent prolonged drouth on
West which has attracted little notice hitherto
,linfp ufi pl
TINS of several States dccn almost entirely upon
ohio River Graf, for coal supplies from Pittsburgh
but the water / s been AT so low II STAGE Tor
several months that the coal Feet could not 20
down. Every available vessel being already loaded
,L. mines have ceased work for Il time; that
fear Of "A coal famine Prevails along the OHIO
\uIey and in Western Pcnnsy lvana suffering
follows loss of work to several thousand miners
I'm. recent rains cAtnguishcd blazing forests and
ref eyed the pafchcd fall sown crops; but no
npurcciaLle effect has yet been produced upon
ONO River navigation.
Here Is a straw that indicates how shamefuly
fine streets OF New-l,Ik are neglected. by those
vn,s. business il is to keep them clean HE
residents Of II block uptown recently filed
,rotc,t in which, over their own signatures, they
f. fed that tie street in front of their premises
had not been cleaned since spring. The dirt
tlnt wa, on tie street in May is still there
Mr.. Cleveland is Buffalo man, and still II Is
n Buffalo paper that ST. les him IA mountainous
ingratc" Why migrate? And again why noun
famous? migrate in respect to what or To when
@. 10 whom? Meaning by mountainous rs large ns
Il mountain or 10 quote the dctonarys other
d finition OF the word. belonging 10 Il mounlain-
an migrate living in II mountainous district
bill ri part. cuars a. desirable, in the interest Oh
ccarncss and precision of statement
That was IA shocking disclosure Of human
dcpravity made by an old man in Columpa' y. T.
\ week ago he killed his third WIFE, ana 'heh
inflicted wounds on himself which have since
proved fatal. Before his death he confessed that